
Can a Child’s Preference Affect Custody Decisions?
If you’re going through a custody dispute with your child’s other parent, you’re probably wondering whether a judge will take into account what the child wants–if they do have a preference. While the short answer to that question is, “yes,” child custody decisions are complex and involve a variety of factors. Our...

Joint Custody vs. Sole Custody Modifications
When a family’s child custody arrangement becomes unworkable, one or both parents may return to the court to request a modification. A parent who believes that their ex cannot safely care for their children might seek sole custody. Conversely, a parent without custody rights may petition the court to obtain joint custody.

Strategies for Solving Co-Parenting Disputes
Raising children with a former spouse can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope. Emotions run high, and disagreements can quickly escalate. Fortunately, the team at The Saul Law Firm, LLP is here to help you find effective co-parenting strategies that foster cooperation and harmony. Our aim is to transform challenges into opportunities...

Do Children Get a Say in the Custody Agreement?
Child custody is often one of the most acrimonious issues in a divorce. Deciding which parent will have custody can lead to lingering bitterness between the parents. To reduce disputes, courts follow specific guidelines when deciding custody.
A child’s preference...